On June 18, PBA Galleries is holding a Fine Literature sale, which includes a very revealing archive of correspondence between the science fiction author Philip K. Dick and his “Dark Haired Girl.” The collection of letters, written from the legendary author to the young Linda Levy, with whom he had an intense and short-lived affair,
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RareBookReview on 12th Jun 2009 (via rarebookreview.com)
Philip K. Dick, the only science fiction writer to have his work reissued by the Library of America, "has been described, alternately, as paranoid, hilarious, childish and deeply empathetic," Scott Timberg reports in today's pages. These days, Dick is widely...
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JacketCopy on 24th Jan 2010 (via latimesblogs.latimes.com)
Philip K Dick’s last wife has reworked the novel the legendary science fiction author was working on when he died in 1982. Tessa Dick, who described her self-publication of The Owl in Daylight as a tribute to her former husband, was Dick’s fifth and final wife, marrying him in 1973. She told online magazine the Self-Publishing Review
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BlogRabbit on 17th Feb 2009 (via blog.bookrabbit.com)
Philip K Dick's last wife has reworked the novel the legendary science fiction author was working on when he died in 1982. Tessa Dick, who described her self-publication of The Owl in Daylight as a tribute to her former husband, was Dick's fifth and final wife, marrying him in 1973. She told online magazine the Self-Publishing Review that her version of the novel was an attempt to expres...
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GuardianBooks on 16th Feb 2009 (via guardian.co.uk)
Google's new mobile phone, the Nexus One, is under scrutiny from the estate of the late science-fiction author Philip D. Dick. The author's family sent a letter to the internet giant on Wednesday asking the company to cease using the name, which it says is lifted from Dick's 1968 novel Do Android's Dream of Electric Sheep?.
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TheIndependent on 8th Jan 2010 (via rss.feedsportal.com)
Emissaries for the Dead by Adam-Troy Castro and Terminal Mind by David Walton tied for the 2008 Philip K. Dick Award, the results presented at a ceremony during Norwescon in Seattle this past Friday. Ties are rare in the history...
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OMNIVORACIOUS on 15th Apr 2009 (via omnivoracious.com)